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Walnut Ridge High School graduate Michael Woodford recently won the Nobel Prize in economics. He is now a professor at Columbia University.
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At a public meeting Monday, district leaders said they hope to eventually go from 20 "under-enrolled" high schools to 10 to 12 high schools with "sustainable enrollment."
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Columbus Education Association members are accusing district leaders of not addressing the financial burden a new health insurance plan could have on teachers.
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Teachers face increased costs under a new insurance plan, but faced costly surcharges if the district and union couldn't come to an agreement.
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Teachers are not only facing increased costs under new insurance plans, but also a costly surcharge if the district and union can't reach an agreement.
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Results for statewide English language arts and math proficiency are at five-year highs for Ohio's K-12 public schools, but officials said there’s still work to do.
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Columbus City Schools improved to a 2.5 star rating overall while suburban schools showed improvements in college, career, workforce and military readiness.
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The percentage of Columbus City Schools grads enrolling at Columbus State Community College has doubled since the free tuition program began.
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The Columbus Board of Education voted Tuesday to formalize its intent to make an additional $50 million in budget cuts.
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Health, Science & EnvironmentThis year, Columbus Public Health held several similar low-cost or free walk-in clinics during the summer near schools that had the lowest vaccination rates.